The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-19


moro than a rudimentary sense Of the value OF
money, however. and sells his boats about SIX
times during tho season. and still he's them
when the season is over. He helps the aquatic
picnic party. into o boat In business-lla
manner. and fixes things all ready for tha
start He keeps hold Of the gunwale Of tho
boat, and says IN q cold, sheli-out-or.eet-ou
tone. u Pay before you TO-" It costs dollar
and half. no matter II you intend to use,ths
boat only half an hour.
The enforcing Of the Sunday law In New
York has been q great thing for the Harlem
boatmen. One Of them, who keeps forty boats.
had let everything that would nost bsfore
noon one recent warm Sunday, and ct least
half the boats were Let twice during the day.
He and his assistant took In about 500 foF
tnetr days work and became fervent admirers
of the Excise laws Besides the public boat.
ls sfsns iass
and UP snoas snd
east. he r. has tT dan %o Sass
road bridses, spans The, the river; but es.ona3
t ts .a SI ee tnesn HsS FSs
stone sfohes err % hieh that yessess can Pass
riv rive . are mere bissE :pssfA The RlstIIesqas
seenery 81 90 river e sSove Hish Bldg: but
ore ass and the boat houses and SesI .p.vii.
e9ea VIZ pleasure craft on sunday
nns M n on
irontIets banged. Sirs best and aitersste 6s-
isE pnySns Xasss beer ss eTSsn I'D
sinsiy and IN esess steam isanches pun peItly
pR sna saa ~
S ssss sas Ike
Tie bugs DAFT hitEer and thithsr h a. appsr.
emily aimless WAY: and when the big steam
M q az
VI ss sa sSis a Sa
tend to be- frightened, and make sh.il noises.
S n the sas ee se 5oa sna down
,ss hsls% Ssiss
fhsy On e &c
SsSg q sGs %
over the water. and have yharves spd 1oat
SE s0 as sS%e e then ssss az
when the police are not spasmodioaily enforc-
In one Of the larger pavilions is an orches-
the beer barrel Is plugged. It can 30 heard
tho * Boating parties that carry 1s hsr Own bssr
s9hS The r.. & s s
ss s t5as.s5 With deps5.s 81, iTgSays
assRansss e % aaS
spnysn Ss lasf h oa &c sSn
day chorus. As the LEGISLATORS have neglected
Seuest. and make no e s to break up the
chorus By discIiminetina between The aker-
r,.Whsrsysr YER 1 ssssI .hsrs ar a:ss.men:
ss Ras$s assis sa sss Ri i sS
Is SHa e 4 i Y ..Ss
ste aas
shs Ssss aHs & Il 81 ~ ns s0E
wsSss a ii s sss,r in tn. marsh .sor. H,es
the Lsns z rshsEmsas Fl SpuHts1 9ayysi Ion
s sssIS s sEsn
ground sboas q ai tss she nss
Ess +; sys ss sSSi
. %sF ssS9 s a1 &. asd ss s%ss s
and ysni me ons
rSd S0nSnlts tho ius' and relapsss Into gan.
~ re RisSsS%ssssase scenery q the Ha,,sm 4
He soSsh HR SE xS aosasS Su
's Ss " sss ssa saS
can be found for pionfc parties Some persons
s ess' E SsIS ssd i q Es:
BIZ Sls4 fy and .S ~ e sSs@ ss%%sad hRs sSs
lords have displayed lamentabie poverty Of In.
SSss 3 IN sa ht 3 Ees
painted on big Kilt signs, almost as big as the
hot that can be read with the naked eye at
most sng the scsSery St on
s arc deluslops snd saares Tor ths unwSry.
Arc yigliant on Tie WesteGester side t6s 20.
thS9at can be irrlsatsd properly over there
When normal state Of affairs prevails q
nSaS df HsSas IT, hs s
ne c4a 'iss sY Bssa
q cool sesa ann
~ about among the pleasure craft selling
rowing, pun IN beside the launch and get re-
IiT Ss Wien the paErel e empty the steam
relis rolled aboard and back she scoots among
the boats. " 70 a Ereat public eonyeniepoe.
os TEs sntsrp5Es,ns map hss who pull
nasks CONTAINING something else. As they pay
no rent their business % fairly profitable. They
tho eommissary department Of ptanic parties.
ZONE pieniakers never got caught that way.
SOLITARY apusement seeker who finds shady
nook on tho hank aud spends tho day with his
bns nu az and MS nine Matehbns
always IL vol! i!3ed rs to bottieS Ho does not
! lrc hinisell pulling boat around all day. and
ipg tho green lighters with bright blue masts
thai sonetimef dTitf down With the tide.
rLppsr part OF the Harlem liver Is attractive TO
boat boatmsn, but when there Is only light breeze
y more eonfortahlo down ip the boiler room q
4 sh a;saNsnih put tho PteRickers don't MAD